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OPERATION MONGOOSE

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SOURCE? Memorandum by Carter, 9/21/62 (02637) |

al Group meeting on 20 September,
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OCCURRENCE: (continued from Memo for the Special Group re: Cuba Project, Jan. 24, 1962
detectives and foreign police officials." (00106)
In regard to Task #7 of General Lansdale's review this memo notes, "Moreover, the development
of a resisitence movement will not remain controllable, so that operational time tables
produced during the next four weeks can serve only as guides for a proposed sequence of
actions."' (00107)
The memorandum notes that six men to form the initial nucleus for work for inside Cuba

resistence. It was also noted that in support of State's efforts, CIA has conducted pro-_

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PERSONS/ENTITIES:
HELMS RESIDENT KENNEDY

MOCONE
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE ADVISORY BOARD

SPECIAL GROUP
. MONGOOSE
July 25,1962

OCCURRENCE: Helms notes that McCone briefed the panel of the President's foreign

intelligence advisory board on political action projects. He pointed out that"each project

must have his approval to the tirculation to the’ members of the Special Group". For
example, xreconnasiance overflights are now approved.@ilies jeed_ covert financial suppork.

Greek, Finnish, .Ttalian;: dnd: Mee Le clan Ones Helms “read to the panel
a Paper on the operation Mongoose which theDirector had used earlier. in the day for giving
' a briefing to the President."

SOURCE: Memorandum for the record, re meeting on CA matters
with the panel of the President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory
Board i9f gf. Helms, dated July 25, 1962 (00870)

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27 Sept 62 MOONGOOSE
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Taylor states that the Special Group and the Sencial Group Augmented considered a proposal by
CIA for covert activities designed to harass the Democratic REpublic of Vietnam. This had .
been prepared in response to a request by the Sec.'s of State and Nefense.

Taylor added that the Special Group asked that a more detailed operation plan be prepared,

it was | aBreed that ae neat .cortai SHURE and ersonnel available to CIA in support
F in , Tero! ‘

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PRESIDENT KENNED BUNDY

ROBERT KENNEDY Nov. 12, 1963 MONGOOSE
PRESIDENTIAL APPROVAL

OCCURRENCE:

On NOvember 12, 1963 a meeting on "Cuban Operations" was held with “Higher Authority" ~

(President—Kennedy-)-- Present--were- Mr, RUSK, Mr. MCNAMARA, Mr. ROBERT KENNEDY, ~ eee
Me. BUNDY, Mr. MCCONE,. Mr. JOHNSON, Mr. KILPAGRICK, Mr. VaNCE, Mr.HELMS, Mrv

FITZGERALD, MR. CMEVER) Mr. STEAKLEY. Mr. MCCONE gave a brief summary of recent
developments inside Cuba and Mr. Fitzgerald reported on Cuban operations under six

main headings. (Mr. FITZGERALD's discussions of these headings is contained in
separate cards.)

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SOURCE:

“Memorandum for the record dated Nov. 12, 1963 DATE: Kelley
FILE: ‘Cuban Operations" 6/28/75
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PRESIDENT KENNEDY BUNDY
ROBERT KENNEDY” MCNAMARA Nov. 12, 1963} MONGOOSE
HELMS , PRESIDENTIAL APPROV,
RUSK

. OCCURRENCE: ;
On Nov. Jo, 1963, Mr. Fitsgerald reported to the President that the United State ;
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economie denial program is contributing to Cuba's declining economy ,_

ane CARATS LOUIE DS wi bling Logcooperate

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SOURCE:
Memorandum for record dated Nov. 12, 1963 DATE Kelley

"Cuban Operations"

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MeCone
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Kennedy, John F.
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Lodge

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being McCone and Colby the record by Colby reflects that McNamarra pointed out that
Lodge has little contact with Diem and has not been out of Saigon. Mr. McCone commented
that he believed that we should move cautiously, that we should talk seriously to Diem

view of the effects of suspending aid. Mr. McCone also suggested that another approach
be made toNhutto seek his cooperation ina departure. The President asked whether we
had carefully studied the detail effects of cuts in aid.(as proposed in a paper prepared
by Hillsman). It was evident that the effects had not been studies. The President
asked DOD and CIA to analyze the Hillsman paper. He also asked that a telegram be sent
to Lodge asking him to try to reduce the press leakage from Saigon and to establish some
real contact with Diem. Any current plans for aid negotiation should be stalled, and the
' PresidesoUne bo Ormed_or_ani uChigaomchice >
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OCCURRENCE: ,

~~ Lansdale briefed the group on numbers of agents in Cuba. Air resupply
proposal submitted by CIA "'should be deferred pending broader review of the entire
situation." Taylor noted if urgent need for air supply proposal could be made to the
Special Group Augmented at any time. ''Mr. McCone emphasized that no high-level penetra-
tions of the Cuban government have yet been attained." ''The Attorney General inquired
about the status of popular support for Castro, and also the possibility of a revolt

.. against him."' .Lansdale_replied, "There is no rallying point for active opposition."

The AG and Johnson emphasize need to obtain hard intelligence on subversive activities
by Castro in the hemisphere. A complete review of MONGOOSE was set toward the end of
July. _laylor emphasized need for summaries of results ng 2 statement of future al-

purchas
chat . “opal jointcof wiew, "7
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SOURCE? Memo for the record, Minutes of the Special SUI (continued)
Group (Augmented) meeting 12 July 1962 re: Operation MONGOOSE,
5p 40051-00052)

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PERSONS/ENTITIES:

Castro

Kennedy, Robert

hissell HALPERN

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Bissell and HORRO OM was the Branch Chief (S$). The

meeting occured in the middle of Acte OF 1961. TRissell stated at the
meeting that he had recently "been chewed out in the cabinet room of

the White House by both. the President and the Attorney General for

as he put it,sitting..on his ass and not doing-anythine ab

rid of Castro, and the Castro reine His orders to both &
and to me aan to plan an operation to accomplish that ond, (3)

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Nothing was forbidden (8). The meetine dinvelved only peneral discussions
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MCGEORGE : BUNDY , BRUCEMCHERVER (CIA), Special Group Augmented

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PRESIDENT KENNEDY BUNDY .
ROBERT KENNEDY MCNAMARA Nov. 12, 1963] MONGOOSE
HELMS ; PRESIDENTIAL APPROVAL
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PERSONS ENTITIES: DATES: ’ CATEGORIES:
KING, J. C. Arve Y .
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BISSELL
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OCCURRENCE: .
The following sources of information were used in preparing the IG REPORT of
1967: (1) Files: Furnished for review by the Director of Security, the Deputy
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WH-Division,—and—by—Col.—J._C._KING,former_Chief_of WH Division. Also, the

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LANSDALE }

~ CATEGORIES:
» | Special Group ~
| Mongoo s-

~ OCCURRENCE: Lansdale traces the istory of the project from its inception on Nov.
1961 through March 1, 1962. Under the latter date, he notes, ''The Chief of Operations
/Lansdale/is to report to the President through the Special Group, a Augmented

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by the Attorney General and the Chairman, JCS); the Special Group will pe esponsible for

providing policy guidance for approving impo
(00181) Lansdale also submitted an intellté

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upon which to base the decision to underta is to eee overthrow of Castro.
The-plan-itself-at-pages-00183-through-00187 ded-establishing—inteligence—agents

inside Cuba; collecting intelligence from Cubans inside the United States; counterfeiting
ration cards and currency inside of Cuba; geographical surveys of air fields, military
installations, communications centers; attempts to piace trained agen Ss _inside the government
organizations or to n place" aie is SSfonehine area

amin IS a eran co: tnt ¢ Cuban at tansporta, :
OW thow:. Setlous are yOUMMAbCLore ng ltheir-assets-to-help

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OTAFE:

SOURCE: Program review by Brig.
on the Cuba Project (00180-00187)

FILE:

Gen. Lansdale, Mar 2, 1962
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DATE: June 30, 1975

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PERSONS/ENTITIES: DATES: CATEGORIES:

(continuation)

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OCCURRENCE: CARD 2

meeting of foreign ministers which opened January 22, 1962. The object was to get wide
Western Hemisphere support for OAS resolutions condemning | Cuba and isolating it from the
rest of the hemisphere. "The OAS meeting is to be supported by (SET ic demonstrations “ine7
Satin? Anerica,- ~seenerated "pb ‘By CTA Reand a psychological campaign assisted by USIA." The major

peck pace

task-of£—the—d: diplomatic. capabi lity_was_to_encourage Latin Anierican leaders to develop

independent operations similar to the instant project seeking an internal revoit of the
‘Cuban people against the Communist regime. In the economic warfare area an embargo on
Cuban trade was to be considered after the OAS meeting. ‘The CIA was unable to undertake
the action to sabotage the sugar harvest which commences about January 15 and upon which
Cuba's one-crop economy depended. Sabotage of transport, mills, sugar sacking in cane
fields was explored, according to Lansdale's review. Special sabotage support was noted.-—>

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PERSONS/ENTITIES: CATEGORIES:
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OCCURRENCE: carp 3
CIA has initiated ac action to contaminate POL supplies for Cuba, a cee results
“LT 6]

pple: Pelee .. “A Similar’ project W was t was noted for jet fuel storage tanks in Cuba.
Lansdale noted that the CIA had concluded that its realistic role should be to at least
create the illusion of a popular movement, to win external support for. it, to improve

CIA operational capability, and to hélp create a-climate which-wilt pernit—provocative

actions in support of a shift to overaction. Lansdale wanted them to reevaluate

to see whether or not they could make a greater effort. An outline of what the 33 tasks
are for each of the entitities involved then follows in Lansdale's memo. ‘The memorandum
notes that the President directed that the Chief of Operations conduct the project through
the appropriate organizations and departments of the government. In this regard the memo
notes "Also, CIA apparently believes that its role should be to create and expand a popular

SOURCE:

FILE:

DATE:

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OCCURRENCE? (continued from Memo for the Special Group re: Cuba Project, Jan. 24, 1962
detectives and foreign police officials." (00106)

In’ regard to Task #7 of General Lansdale's review this memo notes, "Moreover, the development
of a resisitence movement will not remain controllable, so that operational time tables

produced during the next four weeks can serve only as guides for a proposed sequence of
actions." (00107) .

The memorandum notes that six men to form the initial nucleus for work for inside Cuba

have~been~assessed~in-depth. Fifteen -tocationshave been selected as suitable centers for
resistence. It was also noted that in
paganda operations Gilnelicihnosaanumbet 6.
Ghake: ;

Tee Coie Cocta Bink nny
3 Columbia: Costa Rica,:Echador,

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SOURCE:

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PERSONS/ENTITIES:
laloern Gen Lansdale LS

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OCCURRENCE:
Hlperas : :

Shortly after kas “nectins-with Bissell, lapern, andiaeeitesd were intraduced
to Gen Lansdale who was the new Chief ‘of Operations for an effert to re-
move the Castro regime. The initial meetine was concerned with only
orcanizational matters.

DATES:

CATEGORIES:

Oct 1941 Castro

SOURCE: ~~ | STAPF: CS
Nalmern 6/18/75 ———" Rhea

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PERSONS/ENTITIES : DATES: CATEGORIES:
LANSDALE, . . — .»| Mar 2, 1962 | Special Group ~
| Mongoo

OCCURRENCE: Lansdale traces the history of the project from its inception on Nov. 30,
1961 through March 1, 1962. Under the latter date, he notes, ''The Chief of Operations
/Lansdale/is to report to the President through the Special Group (NSC 5412 Augmented
by the Attorney General and the Chaiman, JCS}; the Special Group will be responsible for
providing policy guidance for approving important operations, and for ingnitoring progress."
(00181) Lansdale also submitted an intelligence plan for basi ntéitigence collection
upon which to base the decision to undertake acti ons (tQ, usesti e “overthrow of Castro.

‘Fhe-p]an—i-tseHat—pages—00183—through— O0L8 7% tablishing- inteltigence-agents

inside Cuba; collecting intelligence frémmiCa t United States; counterfeiting
ration cards and currency inside of Cuba;% surveys of air fields, military
installations, communications centers;

9 ent ero a pre,

cripple: Cuban™ ‘Sportat
risking. their_assets; to. PTET tho | the | UL ey (00180. 00187)

STAPF
di werava

DATE? June 30, 1975

eee nts,and 2

ow: Serious“ are: PSS

SOURCE: Program review by Brig. Gen. Lansdale, Mar 2, 1962
on the Cuba Project (00180-00187)

FILE:


PERSONS/ENTITIFS: DATES: CATEGORIES:
/ ke vues tteeney ; } Special Group Augmented
LANSDALE, teeny ] . ; MONGOOSE
ee Mar 13, 1962 | LUBA
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ee Card I. 2.
OCCURRENCE:

The planning for Operation MONGOOSE was prepared on a format of Separate

planning-for-each-department-and-agency~involved:—-Revised-ptanning-atong-that—tine-was
submitted with this memorandum. Activities already approved were marked with an asterisk.
_Approved were dispatching one intelligence agent operation to a key area selected by the
CIA, (Many of the agents infiltrated into Cuba will be trained for paramilitary skills
as well as intelligence collection,...However, CIA has noted that, once the agents are
inside Cuba, they cannot be controlled effectively from outside Cuba, although every effort
will be made to attempt such control."') (00207), Carribbean Admissions Center Cpa-Locka,
Florida. Periodic intelligence estimates , (€ontinuéd negotiating for British help in con= 9
€ taminating “locamotive Lubricantssgtwo teams of agents dispatched to Cuba approved for

March 16-31, 1962, develop intelTigence potential of Cuban "colonies" in U.S., develop
additional interrogation centers in other areas by 31 March 1962 in South America and

SOURCE: Memorandum for the S
from Lansdale re: Institutional Planning, Operation ‘MONG SE,
13 March 1962 (00206-00213) i wl gh ng ; {

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